Have you changed nibs? Or drivers? that may fix it.

If not, check out Huion brand tablets. They're 'offbrand', but I rather like them, and they work better than the Intuos3 I had for a while.

What's your price range?

Can't seem to find my nibs at all. 8| I'll have to keep looking for them. And I did try downloading newer drivers, but it didn't seem to help much. :/

I was looking into Huion tablets. And I'm minorly interested, but I'm more interested in stuff like the Cintq, than getting another basic drawing tablet. Though I suppose I could get another basic one for the time being. The only issue I have, is that the competitor for the bigger Cintq's has some bad ratings, in that pressure sensitivity doesn't work quite right. And... unfortunately, I rely a lot of pressure sensitivity.

Well that... and I don't want a huge Cintq. lol Too much space.

I miss my Intuos4. :/ A pity the pen completely busted from over use a couple of years back. And it was cheaper to get my current tablet than to order a pen.
I am currently using a Bamboo Create. But since it was mistreated by someone else in the past, it's been having issues. Now it's just getting worse. :|

I... don't have a price range at current, because I have no spare money unless I start charging things to credit cards, which I'd rather not. lol
I'd like something temporary, at least, until I can afford a Cintq 13HD. 8|

Huion has a draw-on tablet much like the cintiq. The GT-190 ( http://huion-tablet.com/product/pro.....t.php?sku=2001 ) is a 19" drawing tablet with 2048 levels of pressure (same as the cintiq - less than half the price of the newer ones and larger than their base model but smaller than some of the 20+" ones that are on the market). I know I sound like a shill, but they really do work better than a lot of the alternatives and they are really great as far as customer service and satisfaction. The product also really does work very well. I know more than one professional from videos I watch a lot on Youtube use them.

If you want something temporary, what I use personally is Huion 580. It was $45. 2048 levels of pressure, and the same report rate as Wacom Intuos models. The only thing that's different is a slightly weightier pen and the tablet surface has more of a texture, but personally I like that as it allows me to not accidentally make too swooping lines. More control.

They also have the 610, which has buttons and whatnots, but I don't personally like buttons as I use keyboard shortcuts and they just get in my way. The 580 is 8x10, the 610 is 10x6. On amazon, they run about that $45/50 range usually. Sometimes cheaper if used.

If you're really set on Wacom, eBay is your friend; you can pick up a used Intuos3 for like $100-200, which isn't awful - something cheaperish as far as Wacom goes until you get your Cintiq!

Yeah, I knew about the GT-190. Originally I was looking into it, even though it's a bit large. 8| And large tablets tend to be too much for me. (even though I have huge hands... But it just feels like too much drawing space, I guess?) I've watched a few videos for it, and it's tempting over all, but the pen pressure doesn't seem to all be there? Based upon the people I've seen using it. Which depresses me. :/ Maybe I'm too fussy about pressure and smooth lines though lol

I may have to get a Huion in the mean time, though. I could figure out how to spare $45 - $60. But not $100 - $200.

I'm set on Wacom as far as the Cintq goes (especially since they seem to be the only one with a smaller sized draw on screen tablet).
But I'd be willing to try out other things when it comes to something in between. C:

I mean... either that or I can just suffer with my Bamboo. lol